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Age-Related Cognitive Slowing and Wrong-Target Errors on the Trail Making Test in Virtual Reality Across the Adult Lifespan
Age-related differences in cognitive test performance must be characterised for each assessment format before scores can inform individual interpretation. This cross-sectional study examined age-related differences on the Trail Making Test in Virtual Reality (TMT-VR), an immersive adaptation of the
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